Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-11
EASTERN NEWS.
No Volcanic Erupi0nS Have Occurred
in Southern Arizona.
o'sRIEN, EDITOR or THE UNITED ireland,
HAS GONE TO MONTREAL.
An Effort to DepOse POwderly by the
Knights Of Labor.
ORGANIZING CHINESE INTO kHI6sTs or La
Dor ASSEMBLIES IN NEW YORK.
Mrs. Margaret Earnest Clicked TO Death
and Robbed Of $500.
SPECIAL TO TIE s~EyTTyEL.l
The Volcanic Sensation Exploded

ALBUoURQUE, May 10.-The Demo-
Gratis Benson, Arizona, special says ;
All other reports to the contrary not
withstanding, no volcanic eruptions
have occurred in Southern Arizona.
On the Sd instant, simultaneously
with the severe earthquake shocks ex-
perienced here, great clouds OF smoke
appeared over the peaks of the Whet-
stone mountains, south of this point,
and at night the horizon was brilliantly
Illuminated by what was supposed to
be volcanic fires, but the phenomenon
continued during the days following
the earthquake, and on the 9Th inst.
an exploring party, under the leader
ship of General Forsythe, command
ing Fort Huachuca, started to the
Milestone mountains for the purpose
of investigating the seismic eruption.
They returned on the 18th, and re-
ported that there was no volcanic
eruption, though signs of upheavals
and mountain slides from Thursdays
earthquake were abundantly visible,
and that the brilliant illumination OF
the sky and the clouds of smoke which
lowered over the mountain peaks were
| caused by forest fires, which they had
| traced to the c~arelessness OF some
| Mexican campers, who had camped
on the mountain on Monday night.
This report effectually explodes the
volcano sensation among the people Of
| Benson. Another severe shock OF
earthquake was experienced here at
| 40 this afternoon. No damage was
| done, but it created great consterna-
| ton among the people.
Railroad Matters.
CHICAGO, May 10.-The Times says
after the meeting OF the trans-conti-
mental lines, Stubs, OF the Southern
Pacific, and party, went to New York,
stating before they left that the South
ern Pacific would meet the COMPETE
ton OF the Canadian Pacific mail and
clipper ships in its W way, which
meant that if these latter routes took
any business they would get it at a
loss. 1t was discovered that there
was no possibility in arranging with
outside lines on this basis. The Dem
yer & Rio Grande and Northern Pa
cifc insisted upon being baited with
like advantages, and the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe would, under nc
circumstances, listen to any such con
cession. Stubs party has gone East
to labor with the trunk lines in an
effort to get a reduction of the pre-
rata O demanded east of Chicago,
in order to secure, if possible, some
freight originating on the seaboard fol
the all-rail routes. The party will re-
turn to Chicago the latter part o.
the week, and on Monday next
another meeting of the trans-conti.
mental lines will be held and a re.
port made of the result of the nego'
tiations had with Eastern lines.
smith O'Brien Bound for Canada
New YORK, May William Smith
O'Brien, editor OF the United Ireland:
was seen at the Hoffman House this
morning. He says he will start fol
Montreal tonight, and will make his
first speech there. O'Brien emphatic.
ally denies that Parnell is sick or sui
fering from cancer, and says that the
great Irish leader was never better in
his life. He further says that the Co
ercion bill will pass, but that it will
react on its promoters, and will GER
tainly be repealed when its obnoxious
provisions become more so by enforce
ment. He asserts that the Parnell
letter was a forgery. He would not
say Piggot was a forger, but he spoke
of him as being a renegade fully capa-
bic of lust such a thing. Mr.. O'Brien
saws when he returns from Canada he
will spend a week speaking in New
York, Philadelphia and Boston.
An Effort Ia OPPOSE POwderIy.
CHICAGO, May 10.-The Daily News
tomorrow will publish the text of a
long circular said to have been sent
out to all prominent Knights of Labor
Assemblies and Secretaries of Assem-
blies in California, Oregon, Colorado,
| Nebraska, Illinois, Michigan and Mis-
souri, by the local Assembly S133
of Portland, Oregon. The circular de-
nounces General Master Workman
Powderly for his rejoicing over the re-
suit of the Chicago municipal election,
and embodies a resolution passed by
the Assembly, demanding that Pow
derby be deposed from Office. The
News will say that the Knights are ON
the eve of a great revolt, and the cir
cular is the result OF a concerted
move, by which, ii the Assembly is
suspended, a general withdrawal
from the order will follow.
A Destructive Fire.
HANOVER. n. IL. MAY I0.-The